Scroll down for the latest from the Washington Examiner:
» Chaffetz’s uphill Secret Service subpoena battle
Homeland Security was refusing to allow Secret Service members to testify, so Chaffetz issued a subpoena.
» Final push to halt Medicare Advantage cuts
Major insurance groups and more than 300 lawmakers have warned against the cuts and potential consequences.
» Michael Barone: Most U.S. 21st century population growth came in just 27 metro areas
The fast-growing metros are the future of America.
» What would Clinton do with Obamacare?
Clinton’s longtime interest in health policy makes liberals more confident she can propel forward reform.
» GOP group’s super PAC mostly funded by unions
Unions poured $137 million into the last election, 89 percent to Democrats.
» Editorial: Obama’s lousy economy lingers longer
Only 126,000 net new jobs were created in March, fewer than for more than two years.
» Obama: U.S. will ‘stand by’ Israel despite Iran deal
“We’re not relinquishing our capacity to defend ourselves or our allies.”
» Op-Ed: Finally, a budget that balances
Rick Scott thinks House and Senate Republicans did great work with their budget; Obama, not so much.
» Dan Hannan: Boycott Hoosiers, embrace ayatollahs?
Political arguments are often at their most abusive when nothing much is at stake.
» Hugh Hewitt: Spring’s distractions don’t slow America’s enemies
It is great to be an American, even if the world is teetering on the edge.
